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Illustration: “Well… then God isn’t sovereign.”
Each and every one of us has sinned against God’s will.
Not a single one of us is capable of upsetting God’s plan.
God is able to stop sin.
God can stop sin through His Word.
God can stop sin through His prophet.
God can stop sin through His calling.
God can stop sin through His people.
God can stop sin through His judgement.
Genesis 20:8-13 shows us Abimelech’s action.
Abimelech rebukes Abraham’s deceitfulness
Abraham defends his own actions (and admits to his lie of omission
God doesn’t remove the consequence of sin.
Note: I am not talking about salvation through Jesus with this statement.
Scripture shows us that God influences both the believer and the unbeliever.
When He stops sin in both cases there is still a consequence for that sin.
(Or a CURSE for that sin.)
Referring to Paul rebuking Peter
Conclusion:
It is better to repent and turn from your sin than to be saved and continue in sin and judgement.
If you are saved and continue to walk in sin there is a serious warning given to examine if you are truly saved.
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